Example sentences of "[adj] showing [art] [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | There are also two series of coins in which a secular character is more explicit , one bearing the name AVDVARLD REGES , and another showing a diademed portrait with ‘ sceptre ’ and a reverse with the moneyer 's name WITMEN around a cross . |
| 2 | B. Schematic showing a binding site containing fragment ( depicted by the box ) inserted between the pBEND2 derived tandemly repeated sequence . |
| 3 | There 'd been a beautiful poster in the early 1970s showing a pregnant woman in a flowing dress and headed ‘ WOMAN POWER ’ . |
| 4 | So not only is it unwise to try to group patients , in terms of syndromes , it is not even possible to group them in terms of symptoms — that is , even a set of patients all showing the same symptom may not be homogeneous even with respect to that symptom . |
| 5 | Figure 24.2 is in two complementary parts , one showing a short time stretch in detail and the other a much longer stretch without detail . |
| 6 | Inevitably I end up with three different files , one showing the worst case scenario , one showing what I really expect to happen , and one showing the absolute best I could ever hope for . |
| 7 | The difference in votes became progressively smaller , however , and the result on May 7 — shortly before the dissolution of parliament prior to the June general election — was the first showing an overall majority for independence . |
| 8 | What excited him most of all was that these pieces , each so different , each showing a restless determination to experiment , all had the signature of Wyspianski . |
| 9 | This process requires a table of 2849 entries , each showing the cumulative total of records up to the start of that set . |
| 10 | Evidence for this is so freely available even within a single language that it may be overlooked ; a random pair of examples from English , one abstract , one " concrete " , would be those in ( 40 ) and ( 41 ) , each showing the same notion present twice but only once in the guise of a noun : ( 40 ) the male ape has amazing strength the male ape is amazingly strong ( 41 ) Steve 's scarf was greasy there was grease on Steve 's scarf The question is not essentially affected by the need to enter certain caveats related to the superficial grammar of the language concerned ; thus in English , unlike for example Russian or Latin , there are relatively few nouns which can instantiate an entity without some article or other determiner playing a supporting part . |
| 11 | The stimuli in this study were 48 videos each showing an unobstructed driver 's view ahead whilst driving through a junction . |
| 12 | Contemporary art was anything but the strong point of the Salon , with Paris dealers in particular showing a large number of deja vu works and recording few sales . |
| 13 | A wide range of style makes a compact but varied choice comprising of traditional and oriental design , petite floral bouquets and other showing a delicate tracery of spring blossom . |
| 14 | Gedanken noted that they kept pace with each other , both showing the same number . |
| 15 | The ten-strong squad for the weekend — in which the Scots are in a pool with Romania and Tonga — will be named today and the likelihood is that Derek Stark , omitted in Fiji after a lacklustre showing the previous week in Canberra , will be restored . |